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Book 1. (2 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	171	Moreover, it would be a simple matter to cover one's tracks in the light.	10
15	14	Between the ditch and the walls of the city, under the cover of darkness, thousands of sharpened stakes had been set, inclined toward the walls.	10

Book 2. (7 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	29	I did receive a check from Cabot to cover the cost of my camping equipment, which he had apparently lost.	10
4	12	As I tore the thing from my leg, glad that the sting had not been that of the venomous ost, the three hurtling moons of Gor broke from the dark cover of the clouds.	10
5	102	As I began to cover it with rocks, I noted the remains of the skull, now little more than a handful of shards.	10
6	197	It was his business to observe the entire field, for I might not be alone, and to cover the retreat of his fellows with his spear should the need arise.	10
14	15	That I might run, that I might scream and grovel, that I might try to cover myself in the sand would surely delight the silver masks of Tharna.	10
19	81	"Therefore we must scatter to the forests and the mountains, taking cover where we can.	10
21	15	I saw that the cover of the tharlarion wagon, which had been rolled back, was of blue and yellow silk.	10

Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	193	Also he made no effort to cover his throat.	10
21	35	There I directed them to take cover as well as they could behind some of the conglomerate material which had crumbled from the wall and lay at its base.	10
29	58	This time, should I dive again, I knew it would be impossible to conceal my position from them, for they would then know I was below them and at least one of the ships would be almost certain to cover me with its weapon.	10
29	60	Even now two of the ships were moving their place, one to cover the area beneath the small fleet and the other above.	10
29	109	In the cover of the drifting remains of the ship shattered above me I darted among the streets of the complex and rose behind the last ship.	10
31	134	I left cover and rushed to the walkway and was soon climbing up the narrow path that crept around the surface of the globe that now barely contained the frenzied, bubbling fury, the turbulence of the hissing, erupting substance that leaped and smote against the smooth enclosing walls.	10
32	341	"We will cover the body with stones," I said.	10

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	56	Not only does the flesh of the bosk and the milk of its cows furnish the Wagon Peoples with food and drink, but its hides cover the domelike wagons in which they dwell; its tanned and sewn skins cover their bodies; the leather of its hump is used for their shields; its sinews form their thread; its ...	10
2	105	A kaiila, which normally stands about twenty to twenty-two hands at the shoulder, can cover as much as six hundred pasangs in a single day's riding.	10
9	133	The Turian camisk, unlike the common camisk, will cover a girl's brand; on the other hand, unlike the common camisk, it leaves the back uncovered and can be tied, and is, snugly, the better to disclose the girl's beauty.	10
10	557	I was tempted to cover my eyes.	10
12	10	There was little cover.	10
14	8	When the bosk horns sound the women cover the fires and prepare the men's weapons, bringing forth arrows and bows, and lances.	10
22	2	One makes a pretext of seriously besieging a city, spending several days, sometimes weeks, in the endeavor, and then, apparently, one surrenders the siege and withdraws, moving away slowly with the wagons and bosk for some days—in this case four—and then, the bosk and wagons removed fr...	10

Book 5. (6 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	118	I supposed they were interested in seeing what the Player's response would be to yellow's fourteenth move, a move on which authorities disagreed sharply, some favoring Ubar's Initiate to Scribe Three, and others the withdrawal of Ubara's Spearman to cover the vulnerable Ubar Two.	10
3	119	To my surprise, the Player chose the withdrawal of Ubara's Spearman to cover Ubar Two, which seemed to me rather defensive, and surely cost him the possibility of a dangerous but promising counterattack, which would eventually, if all went well, culminate with his second tarnsman at his opponent's I...	10
5	149	In the distance far below, and to the right, I could see, through the cloud cover, the black, snow-capped crags of the Sardar.	10
10	75	She replaced the scrolls in the pigeonholes of a scroll bin and Caprus slid the cover over the bin and locked it, and then, with a word to him, she lightly ran past us and disappeared down the hall.	10
17	302	"And who his bracelets?" "Ginia!" "And who does Relius guard?" "Ginia! Ginia!" wept Lana, trying to cover her face.	10
17	771	"Some authorities," I told her, "favor Ubar's Initiate to Scribe Three at this point, others recommend the withdrawal of Ubara's Spearman to cover Ubar Two".	10

Book 6. (8 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	10	In times of emergency the inhabitants of the island gather behind wickerlike breastworks, woven of rence, in the area of the center wells; in such an emergency the low-ceilinged rence huts on the island will have been knocked down to prevent an enemy from using them for cover, and all food and water...	10
8	95	"That is true," I said, "but now we have the cover of darkness".	10
11	91	On a line running from the forward starboard mooring cleat to the stem castle, furnishing cover for archers and spearmen, there flew a flag, snapping in the wind.	10
18	520	The last four arrows of the great yellow bow were fired, and four who threatened us fell from the delta wall beyond the keep, from which they were attempting to cover the climb of the besiegers.	10
18	544	Vina, with a shield, whose weight she could hardly bear, was trying to cover the boy, Fish, as he fought.	10
18	594	And across from the keep, on the delta wall, boldly, there stood crossbowmen, now without fear, for our arrows and bolts were gone, to cover the climbing men.	10
18	616	And then the invaders began to scatter and run, but each archer picked his target, and few there were who reached cover other than the side of the keep away from the archers.	10
18	792	Under the cover of darkness we shall depart".	10

Book 7. (11 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	31	I drew up my legs and turned on my side, to cover myself as well as I might.	10
6	104	Its cover, of blue and yellow silk, was torn.	10
6	240	As I mentioned, over the wagon, its cover, of blue and yellow silk, was torn.	10
7	155	We desperately wanted to have something to cover ourselves, be it only a narrow, shameful camisk.	10
7	230	Then, when she was released she crawled rapidly to Targo, shuddering, thrust her head to his feet, seized his foot and began to cover his sandal with kisses.	10
12	380	I did not even own the camisk, the scandalous bit of cloth that had been granted me to cover my nakedness, and might be, at a word, taken from me.	10
12	643	In the meantime their bodies served as partial cover for the defenders under and between the wagons.	10
13	526	I would lose the cover of the thicket.	10
15	120	I heard the hasps cover the staples, one after the other, and then I heard the heavy padlocks snapped shut.	10
16	142	I wanted to seek the feet of Rask of Treve, on my belly, abjectly, as befits a slave; I wanted to cover them with soft, abundant cascades of hair, water them with salty, plentiful tears; I wanted to lick them, deferentially, lengthily, with a small, warm tongue; I wanted to kiss them, timidly, tende...	10
18	82	There was from the broken cover of clouds, like a bolt of dark, beating lightning, the thunder of the wings of a tarn.	10

Book 8. (8 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	8	"Do not cover yourself," I said.	10
6	26	"Your best gamble," I informed her, "would be to flee to the south, but there there is little cover".	10
6	45	She did not attempt to cover herself.	10
8	45	One of the most delicate modes of enslavement, and requiring great skill, is to enter the stockade of the panther girls under the cover of darkness and then, one by one, hut by hut, following the sound of their breathing, to take them.	10
16	69	In the day, through the morning and long afternoon, from cover, I had struck, again and again.	10
19	42	I did not wish to expose myself on the beach, permitting them the cover of the forest.	10
19	56	It would be dangerous, and perhaps futile, to follow them under the cover of the forest.	10
21	247	The moons broke from the cover of the clouds.	10

Book 9. (6 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	41	In a day, a full Gorean day of twenty Ahn, with a fair wind they can cover from two hundred to two hundred and fifty pasangs.	10
10	494	Some extended their bodies to him; some turned, to display themselves, provocatively; for he was obviously a desirable master; but others affected not to notice him; though I noticed that their bodies were held beautifully as he passed, particularly should he pause to regard them; other girls, perha...	10
15	46	In their march south, the fleet of Thorgard of Scagnar would cover their western flank.	10
15	159	There was no cover now for us between our present position and the beginning of the steeper heights.	10
17	85	If in a field they will sometimes even burrow into the ground, almost like a sleen, and cover the opening with grass and sticks from the bottom.	10
17	107	It is nothing for a warrior to cover ninety pasangs on foot in a day.	10

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	657	They turned about, crouching, by the wall, trying to cover themselves.	10
17	178	"Cover them when the water is high".	10
17	195	"Cover the torches," cried T'Zshal.	10
22	31	In a day on a kaiila, if it was well watered and strong, I might cover the ground which, afoot, might take weeks.	10
25	447	But the cloth would cover the area, on either hip, which would be the likely site of the incised slave mark.	10
25	457	"Lift the cloth to cover my navel".	10
26	51	A little later, before the march would begin, shortly now, they would have sheets thrown over them, which sheets would cover them to the calves.	10

Book 11. (12 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	16	The man who stood over me had put his helmet and shield to one side; the helmets of both would cover the entire head and most of the face; the helmets were cut and opened in such a way as to suggest a "Y".	10
2	32	How dared they! I was angry! But I dared not cover myself.	10
4	790	In that instant I felt suffused with joy for I felt then that he would, in his kindness, cover me, protecting me from the eyes of his men; perhaps, too, he had been moved by my plight; perhaps he was now sorry for how cruelly he had treated me; perhaps now he would try to make amends; perhaps now I ...	10
7	619	"You had best cover this ankle, or you will be soon found, Slave Girl," I said, angrily, jerking the canvas over it.	10
9	186	"You were not given permission to cover your brand," said one, sharply.	10
11	105	The wisp of silk she wore made no pretense to cover it.	10
12	745	"We must move under the cover of darkness," said a lieutenant.	10
16	6	I could lower the heel of my hands only to the side of my neck; but it was enough to cover my ears, when it became necessary to do so.	10
18	117	In leaving the tavern the disguised slave girl, to cover her retreat, placed a discipline sign on the alcove occupied by the helpless free woman.	10
26	115	"No!" she cried, frightened, trying to cover herself.	10
27	333	It is not unknown for a red-silk girl to crawl naked to a master and cover his feet with kisses, begging that he, though free, have mercy upon her, she only a slave, and deign to caress her.	10
28	342	"Here is something which may cover the cost of the miserable little slave".	10

Book 12. (18 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	1112	"Cover my mouth! Cover my mouth!" she begged.	10
4	606	Darkness would be my cover.	10
6	478	"There is little cover," I said.	10
6	485	"There is cover.	10
10	209	When they cover their breasts it is commonly with a shirt of beaded lartskin.	10
11	58	Such an attack would necessitate the scattering of my men, their seeking cover.	10
13	1	Imnak Broaches to me a Topic of Some Importance; We Encounter Poalu One of the problems in approaching tabuk on the tundra is the lack of cover.	10
13	138	"I suppose it might be done," I mused, "under the cover of darkness".	10
15	1155	"Cover my mouth!" she begged.	10
15	1157	"Cover my mouth," she begged.	10
15	1158	"Cover my mouth!" "No," I said.	10
20	30	Its frame is generally of wood and its cover, of hide, usually tabuk hide, is fixed on the frame by sinew.	10
20	31	Interestingly the drum is not struck on the head, or hide cover, but on the frame.	10
20	169	Should cloud cover occur, of course, or there be a storm, this light is negated and one, remaining indoors, must content oneself with the sounds of wind in the darkness, and the occasional scratching of animals on the ice outside.	10
25	31	Cloud cover obscured them.	10
28	234	She, terrified, tried to cover her body with her hands, half naked in the pleasure silk.	10
35	25	I had kept, too, as I could, to the cover of the pack ice.	10
35	1106	Drusus, with a dart-firing weapon, joined one contingent of hunters, in their vanguard, to cover them and match fire with whatever resistance they might encounter; Ram, seizing up a weapon, joined another contingent.	10

Book 13. (11 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	5	Had she never been sold before? She tried to turn away, and cover herself, her feet in the damp sawdust.	10
4	353	Obvious ways of hiding would be to conceal herself among the boxes and bales at the wharves, to creep into a crate, or barrel, or to cover herself with sheets of sail canvas or with heavy coils of mooring rope.	10
4	720	When she saw me she tried to cover herself and crouch small.	10
12	98	Shaba, under the cover of the ring, drugged the paga which I drank.	10
12	99	When my attention was distracted he, under the cover of the ring, carried away the blond girl, and this female, by prearranged plan, took her place".	10
12	120	"Of course," he said, "under the cover of the ring, but I could not approach as closely as I desired.	10
12	155	"You choose to move under the cover of darkness?" asked Shaba.	10
12	200	It will serve to cover my true identity".	10
32	195	This is the fantastic green cover which constitutes the main ceiling of the jungle.	10
47	79	Inside the stockade, given the feast of the village, the column would widen, spreading to cover in its crowded millions every square inch of earth, scouring each stick, each piece of straw, hunting for each drop of grease, for each flake of flesh, even if it be no more than what might adhere to the ...	10
51	28	"If your performance merits it, and if you are sufficiently pleasing to him in all ways, he might deign to throw you a rag to cover your prettiness".	10

Book 14. (9 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	106	I tried to cover my head with my chained hands.	10
13	207	One of these wagons had a cover of blue and yellow canvas, buckled shut with broad straps.	10
14	98	"Today," she said, "I saw slave girls, meaningless sluts in collars, with scarcely a rag to cover their nakedness.	10
16	337	It had a canvas cover.	10
16	346	One of the men then threw aside the cover on the wagon.	10
16	357	"Throw down and buckle the cover," I heard.	10
18	175	She had had to flee from Venna under the cover of darkness, that she not be delivered to the mercies of her creditors.	10
21	450	"Her guests are arriving this evening, most, it seems, under the cover of darkness," he said.	10
30	58	They may be useful, too, of course, in broken or wooded areas, where a fleeing girl might attempt to find cover, or in dangerous places, where she might be stolen.	10

Book 15. (6 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	558	She moaned, and foolishly tried to cover her beauty.	10
10	115	"Cover me, quickly!" Swiftly I drew the sheet about her and she, from within it, clutched it even more closely about herself.	10
23	56	"It is common, Kliomenes," said Policrates, "for the courier, he carrying the topaz, to cover his features in foreign holdings.	10
29	74	"You have heard my plan," I said, "that we muster ships and, under the cover of darkness, posing as the fleet of Ragnar Voskjard, enter and take the stronghold of Policrates".	10
32	353	Only then, looking back, from the cover of the half-submerged growth, did I see men first appear on the walls.	10
32	361	I could always cross the channel northeastward, at my convenience, under the cover of darkness, to move toward Victoria, or I might, if I chose, move simply to the southern shore of the Vosk.	10

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	223	"We can slip away under the cover of darkness," said a man.	10
8	419	Doubtless this attack would be postponed until morning, that the slaughter might lose nothing of its effect, some survivors perhaps being enabled, in small boats or in the water, to slip away under the cover of darkness.	10
9	86	"Accordingly, they will shift to cover the position," said Callimachus.	10
19	581	The palm of her pretty left hand went to cover the mark on her thigh.	10
20	732	Too, she shuddered, trying to cover her nakedness with her hands.	10
20	1066	"And from the first instant I saw you, my Master!" cried the girl, looking up at him, "I was your slave!" And then he reached down and seized her and, holding her by the upper arms, before him, she unable to stand, as she was bound, he began to cover her face and mouth, and throat, and breasts, with...	10
21	513	It is then not unusual for her to put the slave to her feet and, as the poor girl kneels, and tries to cover her head, put to the street, wantonly belabor her.	10

Book 17. (8 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	31	I, sitting up, looked down at her, trying to cover herself from the sight of Thurnock.	10
1	985	Similarly it is common for lone travelers or small parties to avoid open spaces without cover, where this is possible, and where it is not possible, to cross them expeditiously.	10
1	1132	The typical act of war is the raid, conducted usually by a small group of men, some ten to fifteen in number, which enters enemy country, strikes, usually at dawn, and makes away, almost as soon as it came, with scalps and loot; sometimes, too, a woman or two of the enemy is taken; men of most tribe...	10
1	1231	There is too little cover and the heat in the summer is too severe".	10
6	46	It could not cover the distances involved in the times that would be necessary.	10
10	107	If this did not seem practical we might separate, dividing our pursuers, and meet later at a prearranged rendezvous, thence to return under the cover of darkness to recover, if possible, what we had lost".	10
14	176	"Cover yourselves, as best you can".	10
16	22	"And the attack would not take place late in the day," I said, "because of the possibility of survivors escaping under the cover of darkness".	10

Book 18. (17 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	152	The cover of the lodge consists of several kailiauk hides, sewn together.	10
4	154	Two long poles, lighter than the lodge poles, are tied to the cover.	10
4	155	By means of these lighter poles the cover is put in its place.	10
4	157	They are used not only to lift the cover into place, to adjust it, and remove it, but also in the regulation of the flaps at the apex of the lodge, altering or adjusting the smoke hole, in effect, dependent on temperature and wind conditions.	10
4	158	Pegs or tent-pins fasten the cover down.	10
4	174	What seems to one tribe to present a dangerous possibility of ambush may, to another, seem to provide cover and shelter.	10
5	104	Then she drew the hide cover over the meat, to protect it from the flies.	10
23	6	It must be made swiftly enough for the carrying force of the small bow not to be dissipated; it must be made from a distance sufficient, given the spacing of the riders and the sound of the kaiila's paws, to cover the sound of the string.	10
28	31	He had his shield again in its cover, as he had had earlier.	10
28	32	He would withdraw it from the cover for combat, of course.	10
29	28	It would be a greater danger, presumably, for a girl to hide in a lodge where, perhaps being mistaken for a free person, she might be struck by arrows, the skins of the lodge cover perhaps being riddled from above by the swift, flighted riders.	10
34	442	Never before had I seen the shield of Kahintokapa outside of its shield cover, even when I had first seen him, long ago, with Canka and the members of the All Comrades, near the site of the battle of the wagon train, near, too, where the mercenaries had fought, and Alfred had escaped with a continge...	10
34	443	It is not uncommon for a warrior to keep his shield in its case or cover when not fighting.	10
34	444	It is removed from the case, or cover, also, of course, when it is sunned, set forth to draw in power and medicine from the yellow, life-giving, blazing star of two worlds, Sol or Tor-tu-Gor, Light Upon the Home Stone.	10
37	146	Its evasive leaps, in the Gorean gravity, can cover from thirty to forty feet in length, and attain heights of ten to fifteen feet.	10
40	69	"Get out of here! There is no place for such as you here! Get out! You are an animal! Go graze with the verr! Go swill with the tarsk! Get out! Get out!" Mira, frightened, trying to cover her head, looked to me.	10
47	107	Before morning, some singly, some in groups of two or three, under the cover of darkness, our tarns had been brought to Council Rock, there to be concealed within specially prepared lodges.	10

Book 19. (15 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	92	These, I had been informed, wore special costumes; these costumes had expanded shoulders and had exaggerated hemlines, long enough to cover huge platformlike shoes.	10
7	35	I tugged it down, at the hem, at the sides, trying to make it cover more of my thighs.	10
7	93	Your garment, incidentally, is long enough to cover most common brand sites.	10
14	67	The cover on the cage was unlaced, and thrust back, around the cage.	10
14	82	I saw the golden sirik put back in the cage; it was not the sort of thing, I gathered, which these fellows would care to have found in their possession; I then saw the cage closed and the cover readjusted about it; then, together, the two men, with the rope, drew it slowly upward; in a few moments i...	10
15	324	Within that basket was a blanket, one which had probably been used to cover some cargo brought to the camp.	10
17	15	I had been given to understand that if I were not claimed within ten days, I, too, would be put up for sale, even if I might be a free woman, if only to cover the cost of my keep.	10
19	277	I had tried to cover my ears with my hands.	10
22	18	Although the wagon was normally open when on the road it was now, on this night, on which it had rained off and on, rigged with a temporary, now-partially-rolled-up cover.	10
22	19	The cover consisted of a tarpaulin sewn about long poles on two sides.	10
22	20	This cover was placed over a frame which consisted of five poles; two of these poles, braced, crossed and tied together near the top, were at the front of the wagon; a similar pair was fixed at the back of the wagon; between these two pairs of poles there lay, across them, parallel to the long axis ...	10
24	59	I recoiled, wildly, frightened, trying to cover myself.	10
32	198	"It is that of a slave!" "Yes, Master," she wept, trying to crouch down and cover her breasts with her hands.	10
36	681	Can they understand what it is to long to bare oneself before a master, to be branded, to be put in his collar, to kneel before him, to cover his feet with kisses, to hope to please him? Can they understand what it would be to be owned, and well mastered? Perhaps.	10
36	916	"I love you! I love you! I love you!" I cried, jerking in his hands, pressing against him, trying to cover him with kisses.	10

Book 20. (10 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	669	"These cover the licensing fees for three years," I said.	10
2	671	"This," I said, "should more than cover any interest due on the debts outstanding".	10
2	1521	"Let it at least lie across me, to shield me, to cover me, if only a little! Perhaps my abdomen, or navel! Just a little, just that much! Surely it will not much interfere with you".	10
3	168	Her rendezvous kept, and her cover still intact, but then no longer needed, she could dispose of us in the En'Kara markets.	10
4	171	One advantage of the more southern route is that it passes through less rough terrain, terrain which provides less cover for highwaymen.	10
6	515	"Oh!" she cried in horror, cringing and half crouching down, trying to cover herself as well as she could, in maidenly distress.	10
7	266	It would have been a superb cover.	10
12	505	I myself was now in hiding from Priest-Kings, presumably to remain under cover until Samos had resolved certain matters with the Sardar, or until some new developments might be forthcoming.	10
13	283	The urt packs provide them with cover and protection.	10
19	38	I did not know if these had been precipitated in the possible confusion attendant on the ringing of the alarm bars or if they might have been set by escaped prisoners, perhaps as a diversion, perhaps to cover their flight or to distract men from their pursuit, perhaps even turning them to more press...	10

Book 21. (16 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	47	"Cover your nakedness," I said.	10
2	172	She then clutched at her ankles and, putting down her head, began to cover her feet with desperate, placatory kisses.	10
3	122	Feiqa, on her rope, moving, shrank small before her, trying to cover her face and body.	10
3	200	Too, if the attack fails, the advanced force may fall back, knowing that the balance of their army, indeed, its bulk, rested and fresh, not yet engaged, is fully prepared to cover their retreat.	10
3	346	When the men of Ar moved, for example, and whenever possible they would do so on the great military roads, such as the Viktel Aria, they used a measured pace, often kept by a drum, and, including rests, would each day cover a calculable distance, usually forty pasangs.	10
8	116	It is extremely difficult, on the other hand, for a large group of men to cover their traces.	10
15	153	"Yet," said he, "you were traveling with a Cosian supply train, using the cover of the train to move southward in troubled times.	10
16	1292	The long garments, usually worn by free women, such as that now worn by Boabissia, might cover certain defects of gait perhaps, but when one's legs are bared, as a slave's commonly are, one must walk with beauty and grace.	10
24	305	On the cover, though it was hard to see from where I stood, there seemed to be some designations, such as perhaps dates and numbers.	10
24	318	He untied the cord and blew some dust from the cover of the book.	10
24	322	He put to one side, taking it from a shallow pocket within the book's cover, a punched copper disk, on a string, rather the size of that which Boabissia had worn, and put it next to Boabissia's.	10
24	366	Keeping the place where lay the apparently pertinent entry I looked at the cover of the book.	10
24	369	The number on it fell between the two numbers on the book's cover.	10
24	401	"Do not cover your breasts," he said.	10
25	633	These did not, however, much cover them, or leave much doubt as to their beauty.	10
25	999	Her hands made a small movement, as though to attempt to cover herself, as she could, but she quickly returned them to her thighs.	10

Book 22. (9 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
10	461	"You want to cover your breasts with your hands, don't you?" he asked.	10
10	573	It is not unusual for a Gorean male, in his zest for females, to cover her entire body, bit by bit, with kisses and caresses, moving toward her helplessness.	10
11	677	I could not draw my hands together to cover myself.	10
11	947	I pretended to shrink down within myself, to desire to crouch down, and conceal and cover my nudity, but then I straightened up, fearfully, as though I had heard commands to desist in such absurdities, and then I extended my hands to the sides, to various sides, as though pleading for mercy, to be r...	10
11	1056	I felt very naked then, without even the beads to cover me.	10
20	272	Then they would cover him with a tarpaulin.	10
27	304	There must therefore, somehow, be some light, perhaps a tiny bit of light from the moons, or even the stars, filtered through the cover of clouds.	10
29	924	Tupita had fled from behind the railing, where she had been attempting to free me and ran to cover the body of Mirus with her own.	10
34	229	"They were almost nothing, but they were all I had to cover myself".	10

Book 23. (24 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	41	In another flash of lightning I saw the wagon in the ditch, tipped on its side, its canvas-covered, roped-down load bulging against the restraining cover, the tharlarion also on its side, lying tangled in its harness, its feet flailing, its long neck craning about.	10
1	234	"If the storm ceases, and the cloud cover scatters, the tarnsmen of Artemidorus may strike at the columns".	10
1	459	The ground approaching it sloped down, gently, toward its retaining wall, only some inches in height, too low to allow a man cover behind it.	10
1	513	Its canvas cover was drawn down.	10
2	204	I examined various of the smaller buildings and sheds, their location and what vantages or cover they might provide.	10
9	49	I had escaped the second time only with considerable difficulty, by taking my way over the citadel and harbor, past the chained rafts closing the harbor, and across the Vosk itself, eluding my pursuers only after a long run, under the cover of darkness.	10
10	22	These were used not only for attempting to undermine the walls, but also for providing cover to men advancing for assaults.	10
10	289	Some were lodged at the trench, having crushed in the timber cover.	10
10	473	"Give me something," I said, as I was turned to the side, "if even a shred of my tunic, to cover myself".	10
12	30	She had moved her head and her hands for an instant in such a way as to suggest she wished to bring her hair forward, before her, to use it to partially cover her breasts and body, but then she moaned.	10
13	188	I wished I had something to cover her with.	10
15	137	Cover your head with your hands and arms".	10
15	224	I pulled back the warder's scarflike turban which, I had assumed, was worn to cover and hide a closely cropped head.	10
15	985	Under their cover the ladder brigades followed and the grapnel men; behind these came scalers, crouching, protected under the shield roofs of infantry men.	10
15	1047	We did not have enough water about, of course, to throw her into water, and the cistern, the water in which would have been sufficient to cover her nose and mouth, was unavailable, being under debris.	10
16	302	"We need that, to dispel suspicion and cover our departure".	10
16	317	Behind the slowly approaching towers, partly in their cover, advanced hundreds of men.	10
17	522	"And so I came to cover your descent," he said.	10
18	179	I then sent forth men from the shield wall singly, and in squads, to ferry the women and children, one at a time, or the women carrying children in their arms, beneath the cover of their shields, to the walkway.	10
18	182	I saw the young crossbowman, under the cover of a shield, held by his friend, the other young fellow from the front wall, harvesting quarrels from the walkway.	10
18	269	The men in these lines crouched down, their shields between themselves and the wall, creating an open fence of shields, a poor, broken cover, given the paucity of their numbers, but better than none.	10
18	298	Among the free women running to, and on, the walkway, under the partial cover of the shields, I saw slave females, too, barefoot and bare-armed, in their tiny skirts, their necks in their light steel collars.	10
21	1224	Most tunics, however, though sleeveless, rather much cover the shoulders and upper body.	10
23	231	"Free captures are often encouraged to volubly bemoan their fate, to appear tragically sorrowful, to beg mercy and lenience, to cover their bodies with tears, and so on, as they are carried prow-displayed, helplessly into bondage.	10

Book 24. (25 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	167	They had given me the cover I had needed to get to the walls of Ar's Station.	10
3	48	They afforded me a priceless cover, for example, from the investigations, if not the sudden, unprovoked attacks, of Cosian tarnsmen.	10
3	54	A needle tree provided practical cover from the sky.	10
3	184	As there was no cover on the west the figure did as I expected.	10
3	190	In moments he would move to the cover of the brush.	10
13	182	Too, of course, the cover may be used to simply close them in.	10
13	349	"It is an attack pattern!" Could they not see that? Did they not understand what was happening? Could they not understand the rationale of that steadiness, the menace of the motionlessness of those great wings? Could they not see that what was approaching was in effect a smoothly gliding, incredibly...	10
13	351	"Take cover!" I cried.	10
14	65	You do not have tarn cover, or tarn scouts.	10
14	289	"Down! Take cover!" Men were screaming.	10
14	307	"Take cover!" "Aiii!" screamed a man.	10
14	310	"Take cover behind them!" called the officer.	10
15	16	I wondered if many wished, somehow, if only half consciously, to use his fellows for cover.	10
17	203	"They cover the entire horizon," said another, wonderingly.	10
18	7	Rencers usually attack in their rence craft, formed of bound rence, using the almost ubiquitous rence for cover.	10
18	272	"Take cover!" said another.	10
19	9	It had sunk into the water even before I had left the rence in which I had originally taken cover.	10
24	143	Then I looked about and found one of the pairs of long boards, each board with its matching semicircular openings long enough to cover the five positions on one of the benches.	10
28	224	One will make use of available cover.	10
28	225	One will never cross high ground but use it, too, as cover, circling it, well below its ridge, that one is never seen outlined against the sky".	10
28	409	Most, of course, would shut or cover their eyes, perhaps with cloth or their hands or arms.	10
30	13	We had managed to use its righted shell as part of the cover in one of our camps, digging sleeping places beneath it.	10
31	278	Ina's hands, she blushing beneath our gaze, stole upward, crossed, to cover her breasts.	10
31	279	"You have not received permission to cover your breasts, Ina," I informed her.	10
32	31	Also, beyond the delta, one would not have the cover of the marsh, the rence.	10

Book 25. (11 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	187	Also they commonly wear the robes of concealment which cover them, in effect, from head to toe.	10
7	311	To be sure, it seemed that Talena now, overcome with modesty, clutching the garments to her gratefully with one hand and with the other seeming to try to pull down the white robes, to more cover her bared feet, wished to leave the platform.	10
11	114	"Cover yourself, immodest girl!" scolded the shopkeeper.	10
12	643	"Kneel here," I said to the girl, "head down, and cover yourself".	10
19	115	She lifted her right hand a bit from her thigh, as though she might cover herself, but quickly returned it to position.	10
20	635	"Deign to use me, unworthy slave though I am," she whispered, "as the cover for your spear, as your sheath and scabbard".	10
20	692	Now, I, too, am cover to his spear.	10
22	794	She would hold the cloak high, bunched, about her neck, to cover the collar.	10
24	130	She may even try to cover herself until the switch or strap informs her that such is not permitted.	10
26	314	To be sure, it had been designed to cover the entire couch.	10
28	55	How they would rejoice upon her recovery, and would hasten to cover her, and send for one of the metal workers, to relieve her of her effective, shameful bonds.	10

Book 26. (12 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	25	Sometimes when men are to enter the garden, suddenly, or with little notice, such as guardsmen, say, in the line of duty, as in inspections or searches, a bar is rung, and we must find our body veils, and kneel, head down, and cover ourselves with them.	10
4	494	But surely I was not an animal! My hands crept up from my sides, that I might, however inadequately, cover myself.	10
8	188	And suddenly, it tending to shock me, in my confusion, the thought rose up irresistibly within me that I should, more properly, not be distressed by the rag I wore, but rather I should rejoice that I had been granted this gift, the indulgence, the lenience, of even so minuscule a scrap of clothing! ...	10
8	662	I wanted then, somehow, to more cover myself.	10
22	53	The pit master, as we have noted, had not been zealous in enforcing the edicts of the officer, he to whose compartments I had earlier been conducted, he whom I had served, he before whom I had danced, he who had several times made slave use of me, he at the side of whose couch, on the floor, on the ...	10
24	25	Then they would doubtless attempt to withdraw, their work done, whatever it might be, under the cover of darkness.	10
24	113	One supposed they might have taken cover with the sounding of the bars.	10
24	732	Some tried to cover themselves.	10
37	986	"He thought to use the body of Tensius as a diversion, to cover his exit from the pool, but he could not leave the pool.	10
40	297	He would not cover his features now.	10
46	613	When a slave is naked before her master, she does not simply cover her body.	10
46	614	She must receive permission to cover herself from the master, even if it is by so little as a word or a glance.	10

Book 27. (25 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	66	Hurriedly she drew down the gown, though not so much as to cover the ring on her ankle, which she continued to regard in the mirror, and herself.	10
4	98	She would then presumably, turning the old form about, have proceeded to see that it was once again concealed, though now perhaps, to her amusement, in such a reductive, simple, thin, single, embarrassing, uniform, meaningless, dehumanizing cover.	10
11	725	She wanted to cover her eyes with her hands and weep, but was afraid to break position.	10
13	390	"I have waited for days, for there to be a raid I could use for cover, a raid I could turn to my own advantage," he said.	10
16	60	She moved to draw up her legs and cover herself with her hands and arms, but, suddenly, was aware of some sort of impediment on her left ankle.	10
16	166	"No, no!" said Ellen, sitting, trying to cover herself.	10
17	125	The day, however, was milder than the preceding day, and there was, now and then, a good deal of cloud cover.	10
17	1210	It is they who will decide whether or not I will be given a sip of water, a bit of straw on which to sleep, a blanket to clutch about myself against the cold, a soiled rag with which to cover myself, if even they see fit to permit me clothing.	10
18	198	Later, though Ellen continued to envy the slaves who were permitted at least a rag to cover themselves in the streets, she grew more free, and more brazen, in her demeanor.	10
18	256	It is not unusual for slave girls denied clothing to beg piteously for a rag with which to cover themselves, at least when they dare to do so, but Ellen had not importuned Portus Canio with respect to this privilege, fearing the exasperation of his patience, fearing to be beaten.	10
20	172	* * * * It will be recalled that Portus and his party left Ar under the cover of darkness.	10
20	771	Then she groveled in the dust, weeping, curling up, drawing up her knees, trying to cover her head and face, as she was whipped.	10
21	166	Obviously the girls had been brought to the pool to bathe, but it is common for the kajira to thank the master on such occasions, as for a scrap of food thrown before her, a caress, a blow, water in her pan, a blanket, a rag with which she might cover herself, and such.	10
24	589	She tried to cover herself, as though she might have been stripped.	10
25	987	Ellen then knelt, facing the men, but with her head down, her knees closely together, trembling, her arms crossed before her, trying to cover herself as best she could, trying to conceal as much of the slave as possible.	10
26	824	Our friends of the scarlet caste will then attempt to return to Ar by tarn, traveling at night, utilizing the cover of darkness".	10
26	1524	He then pulled the blanket away from her and spread it on the grass, in such way that it might be laid upon, and, when it was folded, it would cover them, as well.	10
27	361	They left under the cover of darkness, last night.	10
27	384	Another man removed two crossbows from beneath a canvas cover.	10
27	1020	"Take cover!" shouted Portus Canio.	10
27	1039	Two of Portus's men, weapons in their hands, now crouched under the wagon with her, taking cover from the fire from above.	10
27	2506	They may then switch her, and she will kneel, and cover her head, and cry.	10
27	2583	In the house of Mirus, long ago, she had been taught to crawl to a man on her belly and cover his feet with fervent, supplicatory kisses.	10
27	2888	In this moment, Mirus, within the cover of this distraction, all eyes on the officer, the spokesman, the threatening soldier with the dagger, with a flash of robes, threw himself across the grass, toward the place to which the slave had earlier seen him glance.	10
28	168	They then, under the cover of darkness, given the priorities of war, made their rendezvous, and saw to the care of the purloined gold".	10

Book 28. (22 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	591	She tried to put her legs together and cover herself with her hands, frenziedly, an activity which puzzled the blonde.	10
1	594	Doubtless, trying to cover herself, she must have been demanding at the same time some sort of explanation from the blonde, an account of their common predicament.	10
1	866	It annoyed him that she would attempt to cover herself.	10
1	895	Surely she must be a slave! But there were so many anomalies in her behavior, her attempts to cover herself, the absence of lovely symbolisms of servitude, such as obeisances, her failure to request permission to speak, her general lack of deference, and so on.	10
1	1077	The English girl, shrinking back against the confining, glassine barrier, and continuing to cover herself, as she could, regarded Tarl Cabot reproachfully.	10
1	1254	Did the blonde not even know enough to cover herself, as did the brunette, at least to the extent possible? Many facial expressions and bodily words, so to speak, in the human species are presumably genetically coded, at least with respect to their templates, as they are amongst other Earth primates...	10
5	121	"Keep your hands on your thighs!" snapped Peisistratus, for she had dared to move to cover herself.	10
36	79	"The arrow can strike from cover, the archer unseen," said Grendel.	10
39	98	At this point those Kurii who had remained in the field broke and ran, two more felled before they had cover, one by Cabot and another by his unseen cohort.	10
47	130	His priority is thus less than the silent foe who reacts instantly, seeking cover, drawing a weapon, such things.	10
55	40	Kurii tend to like cover.	10
55	357	"Let us bind her and cover her with blood, and put her in the tunnel for the scavengers," he said.	10
56	47	This had been done easily enough, and presumably unnoted by an enemy, for it would approach later, utilizing the cover of darkness.	10
56	125	"The trenches provide some cover," said Archon.	10
60	77	Weapons were leveled at the gate, cover sought, defensive positions occupied.	10
63	115	"This is about Lord Grendel! The herd is cover! Mingled in that herd will be the minions of Agamemnon!" Cabot then scrambled over the parapet, and began to run, wildly, toward the herd.	10
63	123	Lord Grendel then took cover amongst the cattle humans, precisely as had his foes.	10
64	77	"She will cover herself," said Cabot.	10
66	102	"In weather such as this," said Cabot, "the forces of Agamemnon might well advance, seeking cover in the storm".	10
67	49	One moves with some stealth, naturally, often taking advantage of cover, and one tends to be very alive to one's surroundings, as the smallest suggestion of something perhaps seen, the tiniest sound perhaps heard, the faintest odor perhaps discerned, may be burdened with significance.	10
70	153	This is often a good investment, obviously, as one might then sell them for a higher price, that would more than cover the trainer's fee.	10
78	110	"If I were not chained," she said, "I would crawl to him, cover his feet with kisses, and beg for his least caress".	10

Book 29. (9 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	15	As I lifted the taper one slave, kneeling, head down, crouched down, and tried to cover herself.	10
16	278	Behind me the men of Tarncamp sought weapons and took cover.	10
17	67	Indeed, men tried to bring their birds into the center of the flock, to protect themselves from arrows, and the interior positions were then fought for, as the enemy competed with one another, and wounded and lacerated one another, to command this cover.	10
18	536	"They are trying to cover their flight by stampeding tharlarion!" said Pertinax.	10
19	41	The enemy which stampeded the tharlarion would have realized the value, if danger, of such a cover.	10
20	75	We crouched down, bucklers forward, to cover as much of our bodies as was practical, and surely the chest and throat.	10
20	158	I then went to the side of the threshold, taking cover near the threshold.	10
28	462	He lacked the skill one would expect from a professional at dark work, and the other, he with the crossbow, did not risk a miss, preferring to leave the strike to the knife of his confederate, he himself then serving muchly as support, either for a second strike, or, more likely, to disconcert any w...	10
41	19	To be sure, many storms cover the sea for hundreds of square pasangs and one can no more avoid them than the sea herself.	10

Book 30. (6 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	56	It was some forty feet in height, and surmounted by what I took, despite its unusual appearance, bowl-like, but with a grated cover, to be a ship's lamp or lantern.	10
22	319	They had no cover.	10
23	143	"Tonight, under the cover of darkness," said Cabot, "the tarns will be flown".	10
24	18	Last night, under the cover of darkness, the tarns had been flown, to some undisclosed location.	10
28	237	"Might they not cover their chains with tears?" I said.	10
37	1171	I wanted to seize her in my arms, fling her to the floor, and cover her with kisses.	10

Book 31. (13 results) Conspirators of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	664	I dared not cover myself.	10
7	667	Accordingly, I dared not cover myself.	10
7	670	I would not cover myself.	10
8	1037	The only bond she wore was her leash, and, with her hands, and arms, she tried to cover her head.	10
8	1783	I did not cover my breasts, of course, for they were those of a slave.	10
11	264	Sometimes, too, they might be dispatched under the cover of darkness to carry messages for their mistresses, pertaining to projected rendezvous.	10
15	74	I took advantage of what cover might be available.	10
15	351	In such an altercation I would run or throw myself to my belly and cover my head with my hands.	10
18	794	I so wanted to prostrate myself before him, to lie before him on my belly, to cover his feet with kisses, to beg his forgiveness.	10
21	166	"The wagons provided cover," he said, "and some were probably away from the wagons".	10
22	69	Why then had he not seized me, and cast me to his feet, and pointed to his boots that I might lie on my belly before him, and cover them, as I wished, with the kisses of a trembling, submitted slave? Why had he not done so? What an absurd excuse, honor! What was honor? There was blood, steel, and go...	10
27	385	She then cried out in rage, and a storm of blows fell upon me, and I went, gasping and sobbing, to all fours, and then to my belly, trying to cover my head, and then, struck repeatedly, I was twisting on the floor, back to belly, then belly to back, and then to belly, again, and then the blows stopp...	10
45	130	I did not want to approach too closely, for I must be able to turn, run, and reach the cover behind me.	10

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
14	165	To be sure, few knew when the laris were to be released, whether during the day or at night, though, as suggested, the night release was more common, probably because desertions took place most frequently under the cover of darkness.	10
16	10	The winds would rise, and the rains come, and the winter, with its ice and snow, and the awakening, green spring, and in two or three years the insistent, patient forest would repair and cover what men had done.	10
26	155	Your hunt provides a convenient cover for mine.	10
27	61	The cloud cover was still heavy.	10
29	158	My captor would be most likely an outtrekker, a guard or scout of sorts, one who would cover the forest flank of the group's march, the river on the other side.	10
31	80	"We will cover pasangs before dark," said Darla.	10
48	64	Seemingly it had availed itself here of this natural cover.	10

Book 33. (12 results) Rebels of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
15	42	How long, for example, would it take to traverse, say, the corridor between the gate of the garden, if I could reach it, from the courtyard, or palace steps, and the cover of the garden, and between this cover, and the exterior wall? I considered the height of the walls.	10
1	131	"Tonight," I said, "under the cover of darkness".	10
1	308	Given the care with which we strive to conceal this mighty weapon, Tarl Cabot, tarnsman, is well advised to await the cover of darkness".	10
17	14	One advantage of the bow's construction is that despite its length it may be fired from a kneeling position, this allowing the archer to avail himself of lower cover and expose less of his body in firing.	10
29	35	Shortly thereafter I took my mount into the cover of clouds, within which I would be briefly concealed, shifted my course, descended, landed, and freed the bird, which then, rising, would presumably seek its cot in the north".	10
38	105	The rain and darkness will cover their work".	10
39	7	I hoped that many, under the cover of the storm and darkness, might do so, reaching the open country.	10
44	173	"Men will seek cover and dare not move.	10
45	65	The Kurii, long ago, it seems, destroyed their native world, and the remnants of their warring races migrated into a number of steel worlds, artificial habitats, which lurk within the cover of thousands of the great stones of space, which, on Earth, we speak of as the asteroid belt.	10
49	60	Momentarily, she seemed about to cover her body with her hands, perhaps a reflex dating back to the time of her freedom, but withdrew her hands instantly, and swiftly, unbidden, frightened, knelt in first obeisance position, head to the floor, the palms of her hands on the floor, on each side of her...	10
53	25	"Many cover their eyes".	10
54	186	Still the threat of raids, almost certainly under the cover of darkness, would not be discounted by the generals of Lord Yamada.	10

Book 34. (10 results) Plunder of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	387	I slipped back into my sandals, and, reaching into my beach bag, pulled forth my cover-up, which I hastily wrapped about me.	10
21	13	Were the beautiful lines of the leaping, fleet tabuk not fashioned by the artistry of the larl, its claws and fangs; did the same blind, nameless gods not balance the swirling school of parsit fish against the strike of the swift-swimming shark; the keenness of the hawk's eye against the tiny urt's ...	10
26	93	This area is several yards in width, and, as it is open, it affords no cover to any who might approach the court, and its moat.	10
33	503	"Fetch something, a crate cover, or such," said he who had admitted us, addressing one of the two fellows with him, one of those who had pried open the crate, which fellow then sped away.	10
33	542	"Cover yourself," he said, "that your ugliness not offend those who might chance to look upon you".	10
44	150	"Let it cover a monstrosity," he said.	10
45	148	Even now my knees are weak in his presence, and I desire to cover his feet and legs with the petitioning kisses of a female slave! How thankful I am to be in a collar, where one such as I rightfully belongs!" "Why has he not stripped you and put you to serving?" I asked.	10
61	261	Surtak, of course, had left the vicinity of the stake, to cover the flight of the kajirae, which, of course, exposed the two humans, Drusus Andronicus and Kurik, my master, to attack, and Lord Grendel, as well, who had surrendered his ax to Surtak.	10
68	419	"Surely you wish a private master," I said, "before whom you might kneel, whose feet you might cover with kisses".	10
69	190	"And," he said, "if, when you are worn and neglected, when you are scorned and humiliated, when you are chided and berated, when you are derided and mocked, when you are tired of sleeping on a rug or mat with only a sheet to cover you, when you are tired of slave gruel, lapped from a pan, in the sha...	10

Book 35. (3 results) Quarry of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	63	Is it so strange that a lightly-clad, collared, owned animal, sexual and beautiful, exciting and needful, her slave fires kindled by the will and doings of men, might be found, however undeservedly, of interest to men? What man would wish, save for social or economic advantage, to indefinitely pursu...	10
3	458	"Do not dare to cover your breasts with your hands," snapped the auctioneer.	10
26	12	The thickets of rence provided ideal cover for mobile bowmen in their small craft, which could be deployed in their dozens.	10

Book 36. (12 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	193	"Perhaps a hundred," I said, "now emerged from the cover of the driftwood, debris, and such".	10
5	110	"The homing circles of a flighted vulo can cover hundreds of pasangs".	10
8	103	"Cover your quiver and keep your bowstring dry," I said.	10
30	24	"Luring them into treacherous terrain," said Thurnock, "as in the debacle of Ar in the Vosk's Delta?" "Or leading them into the Tahari, where water is precious and scarce, or into canyoned areas where passes are narrow, easily blocked, and can be fired on from cover," said Clitus.	10
32	74	The openness of the broad beach would deny cover to archers and we would not choose to attack in force as that would risk our men unduly, storming a fortified position, and might well reveal the paucity of our numbers.	10
45	26	"Had we hundreds of spare arrows to flight," said Thurnock, "they would soon rush back, seeking the cover of the ditch".	10
51	91	"The hith, nearly exterminated on land," said Sakim, "took to cover and plenty, to the vast world of the sea".	10
51	205	"We will have the cover of darkness," I said.	10
57	80	"Do not neglect cover," I called.	10
57	123	"Cover!" I cried.	10
61	41	We managed to reach the prisoner who was lost amongst bodies, strike him unconscious, cover him with my cloak, and make our way back, out of the press.	10
63	5	The Tesephone, smaller and quicker, more responsive, than the larger Dorna, lay a pasang out, south, beyond the harbor, that she might warn the Dorna of danger and, if necessary, cover her flank.	10